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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
5
John Donnellan Co notes higher turnover and rising demand in steel and copper shares. Buying power appears impressive with conservative investors favoring constructive steel and copper prospects. Strength in these names spreads to other sectors as profit taking increases in older gainers.
Grain markets report strong corn and oats prices with cash markets 1 to 2 cents higher and demand improving. Bulls remain dominant as hot northwest weather fuels optimism while overall crop news stays favorable, though traders fear worsening conditions and hold sentiment bearish on near term.
Curb Letter Web Rubber traded 95 to 38 9-4 on about ten thousand shares. Continental Rubber rose from 24 4-2 to 25. Savold stocks appeared firm. General Asphalt led petroleum fields with heavy activity. Sinclair Consolidated moved 60% to 64 and Sinclair Gulf 58% to 58 fe4. Island Oil rose to 75-8 to 73-4, Lima at 80 to 83, Martin Parry 29% to 29 7-8, PR Explosives up to 12. Cramp shipbuilding opened 150 and climbed to a new high of 158.
A Detroit woman testifies she slept better and felt less pain in her back and sides after using Foley Kidney Pills. She plans to continue use and endorses the product as a remedy for backache rheumatic pain and kidney bladder trouble.
Emergency measures by the railroad administration were ordered to rush laborers into Kansas to harvest the bumper wheat crop. Director General Hines directed Santa Fe to run special trains if needed after a conference with Senator Capper of Kansas.
Local note states A A Cobb of Casper is transacting business in the city.
Baron Henri Rothschild, a scion of influential families, took on the role of chauffeur during the Paris strike, aiding in transport disruption and tying up the city for a time. The readable fragments describe his participation amid the unrest and the broader strike activity in Paris.
The funeral for Mrs. Julia Sherley is set for this afternoon at 2:30 at the Dumm funeral chapel with services at 3 p.m. at the A M E church. Interment will follow at Lakeview cemetery.
Market report shows July and September grain futures with mixed openings and varied closing figures. Prices swing as July opens down 1.81 percent and closes near 1.85 percent, while September opens down 1.79 percent and closes around 1.83 percent.
Notice states the Wyoming corporation Sheep and Cattle Men’s Supply Manufacturing Company organized to manufacture dipping powders and fluids branding paints stencil inks livestock remedies and related livestock care products. Resident agent in Cheyenne is F. S. King. J. C. Pindlay serves as president and T. L. Woodruff as secretary.
Wyoming state offices at the capitol will close tomorrow and remain shut until Monday morning, ending a three day break observed for the Fourth of July. The closure was ordered by the state board of supplies.
A. H. Landrum former Army aviator left Roosevelt Field in a three passenger bi plane bearing letters from municipal authorities Governor Smith and Mayor Hyland. He aimed to reach Denver for an exhibition flight on July 4th.
Warsaw dispatch reports Polish forces began a full Galician Volhynian front counter offensive on Saturday. Polish commanders claim they have shattered Ukrainian resistance and recaptured the Lembere-Haller-Stanistou railway line, restoring it to Polish control.
Government assay officers will pay market prices for silver found in gold bullion purchased by officials. Previously the government paid one dollar an ounce for such silver, though open market rose to 4.44 dollars after the embargo was lifted. The government is not in the market for silver now but buys silver separated in refining gold. The market rate was not paid before to await the new fiscal year.
Berlin dispatch reports the German national assembly is likely to ratify the peace treaty in the latter half of July. The report cites expected formalities and timing for approval by the assembly.
Cheyenne city items mention Coal Company and coal of all minds with local ads. Notices note Fourth of July celebrations in nearby towns and country picnics. Mentions include Worden D Cross real estate, Hobbs Muckfeldt & Finkbiner, Lost Cabin visitor J B Oakis, state land board oil royalty proposals, Mrs Myers to California, Warren avenue curbing, Main Springs price, and Wyoming poet Richard Shipp in city for legal business. Also sightings of Raymond Musted of Hereford, Peter Cook improving at home, Roy White piano lessons, W Purcell Casper attorney, Governor Carey appointing Anos K O’Connell public librarian, Walter Bradley Casper at Presbyterian meeting, William Gauff’s move to Long Beach, Mrs Gauff and son Ed wind down in California, Molliday Casper attorney, Crosland and others in transit. Vulcanizing and repair ads round out the page.
The Missouri House voted 125 to 4 to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment. The Senate, recessed, was expected to pass the measure next.
Incomplete OCR fragment requests calling Gey ser Lonmedry and asking for Mr Ginson. No clear action, date, or organization details available.
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